The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) published a working paper on September 2, 2026, detailing a blockchain system built on the XRP Ledger to protect official economic data from alteration. The system creates cryptographic fingerprints of datasets and anchors them on-chain for quick verification, achieving 3-5 second publication and 1-2 second verification times with low costs. This prototype was tested on XRPL’s DevNet, not the live network, and the full code was released as open source. The project highlights growing institutional interest in XRP Ledger technology for data security, though it does not imply live adoption or use of XRP tokens for settlement yet.
At a Bitwise event attended by about 400 wealth managers, XRP was the cryptocurrency that generated the most audience questions, signaling strong curiosity. However, 67% of attendees currently do not allocate client portfolios to crypto, though 60% e...
Uphold's Chief Product Officer confirmed the upcoming launch of the 'Earn on XRP' feature, which will enable passive income on 1.62 billion XRP tokens held on the platform. This new tool, currently in its final development phase, aims to offer regula...
Ripple's XRP price has pulled back to $1.32 after a strong 72% rally in August, pressured by US-Iran geopolitical tensions and broader crypto market weakness. Despite the price drop, XRP-focused ETFs in the US saw $14 million inflows on Tuesday, push...
During a presentation to about 400 wealth managers, XRP was the most asked-about cryptocurrency, indicating growing institutional interest. Bitwise analysts highlighted XRP's appeal despite broader crypto caution, with U.S. spot XRP ETFs seeing signi...
Japan-listed Remixpoint sold its holdings in Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Dogecoin, booking a total gain of about $742,000. The company earned the largest profit from Ethereum and Solana but took a loss on Dogecoin. Following these sales, Remixpoint wi...
